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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

TIE Nogsles News has information from Sonora that the lats depredgtions in that state, attributed to 8 remnant of the band of Cbirioahus Indians, were actually committed by MeIicans in dis grise, and that their motive was primari- ly one of revenge. They lhen added theft te their crime in crder to allsy Any suspicion that they were other tban To- diGns, The whole circumstance has leaked out and tine matter derives an Gd ditional degree of atrocity from the fact that the wrong parties were murdered and robbed. The principals to the original ftui still live to waylay each other upon the first favorable opportC- nIty. The clearing up of the mystery connected with this outrage pcs iesses an irDortauce iu removing the lurking suspicion that these Indians era still prowling around through the border country and committing depredGtIons. when in fact they have ,aksh retnEe in the isolalsi mountains 1T bsyoai the habitat of civilization, ani are more cen eerned for self reservation than for plunder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

I ROM and after shis date you may get successfully married, but you are not -- -''7d '''7d successfully unless you fret oo'-in ihe written permission of the Oou-ty Recorder. His writ of attach --7'-' served by magistrate or minister VI '-e gospel admits Of no replevin S-''' ot tAe divorce courts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

l,5, --' LEHMAN of this city says If he .7,,' '-s I'.l hundred bona fde settlers with |, r-.l que money and plenty of muscle tbe G.-, through the work and pay for Ea,s, ,-,l' ~. he could develop plenty of i,ns. ., LOT 64O acres for each of them. He
 VI gaesslng, but be knows
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

B.. 1t governors private secretary pub ,7' AI open letter ID the Prescott V, Co-'lef' to the editor of the Tucson -'' IL Is one Of those pleasant diver t- ,''-' When We take to the loft like the I '''l'eai old man when his wife and Oe-' were enjoying a hugging
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
The T.. =. Grand Jury

Have msdes partial report and strongly recommend the entire bar to smoke none but Sam DrschmRn's cigars. Thanks gentlemen, for your favorable report.
 R. R. Tickets bought and sold at 5. u. Drschmsn's.
 $. H. Drschman is the sole agent Tor the Louisiana State Lottery.
 House Bill No. l3. introduced by th. Hon. Mir. Scott, of Pima, and signed oy Ills E1cellency Governor Zullck' IS good law and does not effect the price of Key West cigars sold by Sam Drsch' man,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

LHs .a,es. invention ID pulverlzers IS s- apparatus by means Of which the p'.Ac.vs of ore are brought violently in ''niac' with each other, grinding them 'v.'es to the required size. The demo cratic party oi Arizoua IS just now un- aeFSoing an experimental experience "i'h this set-reiuciug fIicsionsl pro Cess
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

Ing Prescott Courier notes that MT Clm-rou Il. King hss qualified as Con- als..1ler Of Immigration, filed hIs bonds -ul entered upon the discharge Q. 4is duties. A the Commissioner is supposed t0 know something of sgricui- lure, Ts take 1t that in the game of pcliics, the nev Commissioner may be termed .ae kIng of spades.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

IHEaE ore many imitstors Of William Tel even ia political affairs. There ga- @ (. rla!u governor of 6 certain ter Isry ci.l-i ArIzons, who sometimes 1-l-ueI shat ne coali hIt m apple or . g.gl, right in the center, on the top q tie public cabsza. He has trled the Isasa1i be lit the public eye squGrely ln ,as center, but the plum Is still intact
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

IF some desperate anarchist will nl.pse dynamite the alleged news gatberer who iDflicts all this B: x O. railroai hoss-trade on the innocent and nnsuspestiDg reader of the daily news ns,.,s he will have our vote for the next president, and no questions vii be egEed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

THK miners of Arizona did not get any needed Legislation in their behalf wortb speaking of, and the cattle still appropriate their water rights for drink ing purposes, and feast upon their ba am and beans with no restraining tres Iar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

ALS an acre of Arizona land will .--'e rom five to seven tons of alfalfa . year. worth from ten to twenty dol l. .1'' Der ton, what sense k there in hunt. s,S5 S ,oi gold mines that will yield a thou
 -- 1ol!ars per toni
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

IT looks as though g prompt and con- tinued application of the maidstone will he necessary to extract the venom from ,be wounds received by several promi- nent democrats from the animal with the political rabies,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

To poison a wei! is one ol the worst of crimes. T. is worse to poison the fountain of life for ones selt and for posterity. Often by carelessness, or misfortune, or inheritance this has been done. Ayers Sarsaparilla goes back of the symptoms, picks up these impure seeds from the blood, the vital stream. and restores appetite, strength aud health"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
District Court.

IT. <. vs. Figueros and LoPez-smus z,;D,Ngiven tlIl Monday to plead. cal, TT & vs. Tribolet-selling hquor VIII
 - o Icanse-motion for new triaI oe' nied. ~ u.,-, Ward nsssed till 24th,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

In recent lecture, Henry M Stanley re- lated the details of his exploration of Lake Victoria Nyanza, in Africa, fifty days being 5pent on i- to prove it to be a single body of water 2l 200 square miles in extent.-Bos- ton Buisc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Anhenser.Ruseh Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent an order for Col. Dur not % sell Lemp's beer for s2.5O per dozen, but to sell only the vorld-renowned, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, ice-cold. at s250 per dozen or 9 cents per bottle. Delivered to any part of the city without extra charge Wsrurn, Dsrum-
 ttt. JosKfH DVzA'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
The Poor Mans Friend.

A blessing to suffering humanity a as Trsnpers' Oil, speedy ID cure, reaso"a ., bis in price, and efficlent ID eSSS S Po;D' Rheumatism. M Neuralgia and al AiO' 51 cts, per flask.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

The only medical journal published in Egypt Is called Fl Thifaa c'the cure } and is issued monthly in Arabic. its principal contributors being Egyptians and Styrians. -Arkan1aw TravslsT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Notice Of Forfeiture

To W. H. Smith: You are hsrrb= notified that the undersigned has expended during the year ending December 90, is-6, ore hundred dol lars m the performance of the annual labor upon the Bernard mine. situated in the GrCate-- vile miniug district, County of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona. and recorded in the COrnty Re cOrders office Book VI, Record of Mlnes, psgas S. s5 and g. in order Co hold the same ss re- suired by Section 234 Of the Revised rtAtztes of the United States; and yOur propOrtIOn of the amount SD expended and due Co the undersigned is df-J dollars: and if yOu, your heirs Hssigns fail to Contribute your proportion of the gu '- expended within ninety days after the publica tiOn of this nOtce your intert st m sSit Bernard mine will become the property of your O-owner, the undersigned, who has made such eNpendl. ture. BERNARD NOGT.
 Tucson. FebruarJ 7th-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

THE Narrow Gauge railroad will rescL ,he Gila river by August first.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

Ascend the stairs. Each step Is worn threadbars by the tread of thousands of office seekers, and at the top Of the landing white path of the well-wOrn brussels marks tho road 10 tls presidents reception room. Stop hero a moment and look be fore you. There is window looking out upon Lafayette park. This is Ornamented with a lambrequin of green silk which was Gne once, but which is now faded, stained threadbare, and shabby. It looks eS though ismiSht have been bought at the auction of a second class boarding house. A Holland sl. de vii in it hides its shabbiness from the/-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

The sense OF greater security apparently
felt BY the banks since the recent money hurry
and the conference between Secretary Fairchild
and the eminent nnancfers IN New York city 10
probably traceable 20 the lioeralzed policy Of the
treasury regarding Government repositories The
number OF banks to be 80 designated 10 Increased,
the limit OF deposits Is raised from a half TO
whole million for each bank furnishing the -
CURED security, and there viii be an increase In
the perez ntage 70 be advanced on 4 per cent
bonds from 80 TO Ito per cent OF their face value.
This last part OF the program alone h enough to
stimulate confidence, for &c indicates that, by
operating through any national bank which has
not reached its limit OF Treasury deposits, the
rnancier with Government bonds can surely
obtain handsome loan on them; and, strange as
it may seem, at certain seasons OF strtngency In
the past, even Government bonds did not tempt
money out OF Its hiding places.
such an arrangement a. Secretary Fairchild has
made relieves the situation OF one most emoarrass-
ing feature. There was n question about the le-
galty Of any very large purchase OF bonds for the
sinking fund out the same doubt does not seem 70
exist regarding the resort 10 the system OF treas
ury repositories BY means Of these systems,
moreover. the problem OF distributing the sur
plus" which has yexed the minds Of 80 many po-
liticai philosophers, finds something like logical
solution More money Is taken from the people,
TO be sure than Is necessary for the expenditures
OF the Government, but &c Is returned TO them and
put into circulation again, bearing the burden
only OF q periodical interest payment. II would
be better 10 have no surplus accumulate; but
when one gets into the Treasury. this appears 10
be the best means yet devised for getting 1t out
again withous delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

special Importstons for Fan md wInter nav
rslIS Ne latest Engiish Novsitiss Ia
SSAAASoA CUTTINGS, and rROOsERIN06.
n,s w. D. TEL. Merchant Tn1log
S3o PenDaylvanls ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

Southern cities deny that they have yellow fever
and Baltimore. temporarily, denies that dead men
woe ~ its slectonA solely for business purposes
70 avoid a threatened injury 10 trade. Clean out
your citss~ sxpe the fever and paIloe-box rotten
nesa and trade. n temporarily diminished, wiIi
resurn with TIE rush Of established and increased
confidence 70 Its accustomed courses.
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Man wants but little Asrs bsaow.
Nor wsuts that little loae."
IT'S not with % sxactly %.
Hat n % IN the oo0G.w

D8DSsA8
Hat N % IN the soog."
TN FACT N THn MORE A NAE Has
THE MORE HE WANTS. THE M0n1 DUaI-
NESS ONE DOES 7H8 MoaR HI WANTS
TO DO. AND THD MORE m HAS TO DO
THE BETTER HH GAN DO II.
CASE IN Po1Nr 70 THE BUSINESS N
OUR CUSTOM or ORDER DEPARTMENT.
EACH SEASON SHOWS A I.ARoE INCREASE
OVER THE PRECEDING ONE. AND COR
R1s1oNDINo uCRIAsl m oU1 1AouI-
TIES FOR DOING THE WORK.
WE FIND IT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
TO HAVE OUR GOODS OUT IN our OWN
STORE By THE MEN wHo TAKE THE
NEAsUREA. AND HAVE RECENTLY ADDED
TWO ExRE1xINcxD MEN TO OUA CUT.
TIN0-BooA ONE COMES TO % WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARS IN
ONE or THE LAnaHsr NEW York TAI
LoRINo HOUSES. AND VI ARE now PRE-
PARED TO GIVE our CUSTOMERS THE
BEST wOBK IN THIS LINE THAT WE
HAVE EVER HAD.
our vAlaxHH - PIECE GOODS n PROB
ABLY THt IERoEsT IN WARRINGTON.
AND ooNx4M ALL Oven THE WORLD.
THIS SEASON VI RAVE IMPORTED
LARGE LINES FROM IRELAND Al WELL
Az oUR USUAL STOCK OF RN0LIsH,
FRENCH. AND GERMAN GOODS YEARS
AGO THE SCOTCH CHEvIors WE'RE THE
BEST R0UoH.fACID GOODS MADE LATER
THE ENGLISH CHHvIors TOOK rBRLRAp.
NOW THE IRISH CONE 10 THE FRONT IN
THE MANUFACTURE or "HoMEsPUNs~
AND CHxvl0Te. AZ THEY HAVE FOR
Y1ARsN THE or FRIIxK.
THE vXNI NEWEST THINGS IN THE
MARKET. AND THE FINEST. ARE IN OUR
STOCK sttM MADE TO ORDER FROM
GOOD. HAAvN'JAIL-wOoL oAssIMEREs
AND CHEvIOrs AT eco. ALL THE FINER
GRADES Up TO $50. oUR PRICEs ARE
FROM 90 TO 3Sx PER GENT BRLOw THE
MERCHANT TAILORs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv ANIEJJ--SIIU
WANTKD-BYA REsPEcTARI1 MARRIED col
w Sred man Rostsicn =. ,snisor or eoschm.n in
Boz l46, st.f ofica ois-sr'
WAANTED.BY ! REsPECIASLE oYLoRED
s 10. .isrs' !. NO. e '' mad or chan
WANTE1- sIrUATI0Ns FOR 800 vHTE AND
w eolosed men and women as Cooke. Maids; se.m-
Hs Y SssSSss sSs;: s: .sss
WkNTEDIAT HEADoUARTEEs : POSITIONS
R :Ssi ss:is's SoOIss 81 sSSSk I s
WANLYD-BY COMPEIENT YOUNG LADY A
hsd Adass.s q q h.
WANTKD-BY A NICE REsPECTABLE GIRL A
z xp aS: "a fsis 6 eH new
WANTRp-DREssMAKTN 81 THE DAY. APP
w ply to 737 18th St nv. tt
WANTED-A SITUATION As oHAMBERMAID,
s:.s e e K .: :;:ss! ..'sRf sd
WANTRp-A SITUATION As aosTI-ER or 10
s = :S
WANTED--A PHARMACIST: NEW YORK GRAD
position xasr:.. .s.l
WANTED-A YOUNG FRENCH LADY WANTS A
WANTEDBY REsPECTABLE O0LORED
g,rl situation - ohsmbsrmaid. or nurse. CAN
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF LITERARY
w ability and clerical experience; employment ~
cIs srsi.sos Of French reyser q m,nuscrp OF as
WANTEDIA POSITION ~ PRIVATE FAMILY
ing zds:.
WANTED-sITUATION By YOUNG REsPEcTA.
y ,s;o family; reference: required csi .dd,:.s
WANTED-sITUATIONs FOR So FEMALE Az;
W plicant.; every calling; white and colored; 80
ss'rS
WANTEDLBY A RESPECTABLE WHITE wo-
Inn sS s family! good re- srsncss furnished S at
oSs aSa .srs.as SsS
city ss'u Hda
INTERPRETATIONS AND POSITIONS FOE
w reliable Nurses Maids, Drivers, Coachnlen Por-
ss sSas jill
AGENCY. 400 18th st.. OPP Palais Royal. oI7-2t'
WANTED By Ooi.ORED GIRL 10
sSSisSsa '" u.
ssSa M EQT S.s sHs .ss
sa:s:
WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN STUDYING
w law, Situation in the ONCE of practcing attor
ney has had several years experience in Government
st s9Sa good clerk
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. RAPID WRITER,
ca.hs .ssRPyy IS r.
647 I'd st. me- ol6-3ts
WANTED EMPLOYMENT FROM 8 AN. TO 3
w pm. by gentleman who wishes to employ his
time: salary no object best Of rsfsrsnce Address T.
H p, 1450 Corcorun 1t. o1S-3ts
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN WRl ING A
w good hand, position copyst to do clerical
work Address NJ. D.. Star ofhcs o15-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

The Commissioners deserve and viii receive
hearty encouragement and support In every
sincere EFFORT 10 nd the city, so far lies In their
power, Of the most Objectionable liquor saloons.
Too great care cannot be used In the investigation
preliminary 70 the granting OF a license and the
exercise OF wide discretion In refusing 20 author
ize too frequent saloons saloons otherwise speci-
ally Objectionable viii receive popular support.
No one probably can blame the Commissioners for
hesitating % 80 act under an apparent discretion
given them in the execution OF license law as 70
nullify that law and 70 substitute prohibition In
It's stead, without either an unmistakaole popular
demand. the express assent Of Congress or an
anirmance OF the court OF their power TO take
such step. But Judicious efforts on their part to
reduce the evil 70 q minimum Will meet with the
approval OF the people. and any test case which
may Be caused BY the exercise OF their discretion
VIII result happily. however decided, In giving
them and tbs public much-needed information as
70 bow far the authorities may 90 under existing
Law In regulating the liquor trafnc.
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New IMPORTED Wars.
sEAroN PERRY.
tsuocesor 10 Percy q BHorD.aS

tsuocesor 10 Prnnr BHorD.R)
NEW SEAL PLUSH sAcoUEs. ALL SHEA AT s3A
E1s sse. ~ AL al fHSsH vrsrrEs AND wRAps
rss :Is Is sssKTys y sss, l s, e szs
-xx thHx q Soo On VALVES IN CLOTH NEW
MAKKEls AND Mas FlsQM ~ 10 s2o,
sHAWLs, SILK. cHyDDA AND CASHMERE
sHAWLs N GnEAT VARIETY =
NOVELTIES IN HiMALAyA. SCOTCH PLAID AND
TKAtELING sHAMLs v.t 80,
"a ESa sHAf fLt ts
NEW B.Ack AND ooLoRED AsrRAkHAxs.
S,E ER9 ahI.. y - 20 IAeoNAIs AND BEAVERS
foR ENGLISH WA. KING JACKLTs
NEW ENGLISH sulTIAGs AND sOuTCH CHEv-
.spFGiAI BARGAIN" IN SO INCHES WIDE ALL
MOL HAblT CLOTH, IN THE FALL o0Ilok-
IN0s AT 81 PEN lAkD. : =
NEW fKENcH BkOADCLQIHs AT o. AND ESQ
MN AlLMOoi: scolH LADS, -
pksss fzskios. kzS6isS fhoS Oh SOC. 10 s
az ff NJ FIGURES AND ooBsEcr Pnoxa
sEATox PARRY,
PxzRy BuuDrHa
r...s,,.s.a ,s4o fsnn''i''n'. ave. Cor %. AZ 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

The weliworn suggestion that TIA President
cannot AFFORD. politically. 70 waste an once Ike
that Of District postmaster upon voteiess citizen
0 Washington, and the statement that the polfti
clans are urging him 10 appoint an outsider TO the
Once again put In an appearance Except that II
cannot claim the ONCE a. . reward Cor political
services rendered, washington 10 as much eititied
70 local appointment In the case Of the postmas-
tsrsnip - any other city IN the untted States.
There 10 no reason why the impostaft0n Of carpet
bag once-holdem 10 bold local ofdces should hour.
ian az the CAPITAL when &c has disappeared In the
states. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-BYA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITH
ing rooms partly furnished suitable for housekeep-
ing within four squares OF 14th-st. between
st. and Mt Pleasant price not 70 evceed 70 Address,
giving full description, G. N. H., care Star ONCE
WANTED-UNFURNIsHE ROOMS AND FLATS
W with privilege Of housekeeping. Also. furnished
and unfurished Houses, large and small in central
400 Eth ST., opposite Palais Royal o1s-2t.
WANTED-PERsoNs HAVING ROOMS TO RENT
" can save money by consulting us For 81 we will
SLAR until rented ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 6l2
9th street NV. o1S-3t'
wANTED-BY AGENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w well-furnished communicating rooms with
board in private family: good neighborhood; north
west; $40 20 $50 month open fire preferred referen-
ces best. Address DARWIN. Star Office. o17-3r
WANTED-THE OCCASIONAL USE OF ROOM
w ina quiet locality. Address MEMO. star Office
oi5-3'r
WANTED TO BENT UNFURNIsHED, BY A
w physician Of highest references. back parior
with one or two small communicating rooms aud pnvi-
tween IA and 18th aud Penn. ave. and X ST. n. ".
Select private family reerred references exchanged
S1RATFORD. star ONCE o15-3ts
WANTED-AT ONCE. PARTLY FURNISHED OR
w unfurnished. two or three adjoining rooms or
hoor; gentleman and wife only. Terms must be mod
erxte Per,nAnent satisfactory. Answer must state
sccommodation and price DENISON. Star Office
WANTED-ROOMs-MO CUSTOMERS THAN
w we can suit. Parties having rooms TO rent can
are rented Room Agency. 1907 st D. RAMEY.
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II "a, ZEE < < TIT RRR A ~,
Ii I'm + ksTh a 4.
Ii ssssa Err Xxx + kkzN11 ssss
N OUR DRESS GOODS DKPAHTlfrNr.

1hs ORIGINAL PRICES os these were - cheap n
soeld b bought anywhere
THE SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE BALANCE OF
THE WEEK
Ought 10 induce You 10 But YouR FALL DRESS now
ITEM 1-s-4 ALL WOOL CLOTH PLAIDs. In ths
newest shades AT $780,, sood value q s12a
ITEM $50 INCH LUPINs CASHMERE, At 5sc.
voods whsch you cannot purchase anywhsrs for N,
than 75c Colors: NAVY. SEAL BROWN MYRTLE
GARNET and MAROON.
ITEM 3-42 inch STRIPPED ALL woRsrEp
HoMEsPUNs st Soc. per yard sold elsewhere 1t 7Dc
These goods make the most stylish suit. this season
ITEM 400 PIECES ALL WOOL TR1cors In
plain or mixed eolo.s at 45c Per yard regular price
slssvhsre SOC Especially adapted 10 tailor-mads
costumes.
HALF WOOL DRESS GOODS st ESQ. worth fully
| $50
ITEM CSC inch Half Wool GRAY AND WHITE
PIN CHECKS. 1t ESQ. cheap 1t 35c.
ITEM 7-2a inch Half Wool. BLACK AND WHITE
PLAID DRESS GOODS. ct 49, actually worth ESQ
ITEM sea inch HALF worsted LARGE COIORFD
PLAID DRESS GOODS (hAndaome for the money! 1t
Ito. sold al over 1t ESQ.
ITEM OFT inch ALL WOOL EIDERDowN
STRIPES. in new effects. ct ESQ yard, same goods
which d SOLD elsewhere ct 76c.
ITEM 1927 inch JERSEY FLANNEIs, in hand.
somo styles. 1t 6Oo yard rsailsd all over 1t 62hc
ITEM 1l-100 pieces Of 16 inch SILK vELvRTs. in
every imaginable shade except black. at 75c yard,
price all over 00c.
ITEM 12.-40 pieces Of 10 inch SILK PLUsHEsL in
al shadsA ct 800. regular u quality.
Every one Of the above items We guarantee to be
BONA Eide BARGAINS. and we have In stock every
itsm which We advertise
n R-READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
THE LADIEg COLUMN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

The peaceful citizens OF washington ma conso-
lation TOR the death Of the army horse accused OF
gianderS In that casus beui 10 thereby removed
and peace spreads its soothing wings over angry
combatants The horrors OF actual war and the
evfis OF constantly threatened war have been too
strongly Impressed BY ooservation OF the condition
Oh AWAITS IN Europe upon even the youngest citi-
zen 70 permit the prospect Of a collision between
tbs irresisfiole giander agent of the
& r. c. A and tue invinclole Army Of the United
states 70 be viewed with other emotions than that
Of the RraIesi npprehenaion-
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nYEhs 3 DUNeAN's iNfALLiBLE EYE ONT
IL ment certain curt for chronic eyea arruu.
is1ed scrofulous. &c. Seldom requires all Of oiss -
eject sfeeay and perfect cure. rtinc5csf
q wonderful Tor sale I'll dxux slQres Usnx
0uaEssEs. 90 7th - nv. 80
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED BUILDING LOTS IN NORTHWEST
w Also, Blocks and Lots OF unmproved property in
northeast; full description and price. terms &c no
agents. address PROPERTY, r o. Box A26. ol8-2ss
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JOHNSON, GARNER 3 CO.,
ols 638 pennsylvania ave-. south side near 7th 1T
, 1887-02-03

Washington .a's s. -a.ta.,-l
Information received from New
Yoik from day - day. would indicate
tHat i IS Is 80 means certain that
virtual lease Of the o. Il. & y railroad
To- tho Union Pacific, or Oregon Short
line. has been secured. 4 uamHcT
o; railroad officials in New York s,ale
positively ihat the lease IS nearly
cunsUmmIte1, wliio oilers, and per
4aYs al cGUel nuMrer, say they Gan
not see tAat any progress il that ne
j. iria-- or can be made. 1t Is SAID
tAat the legal obstacles are too great
10 re overcome without further legIs-
iat.0u. i business man fTCm t5e
Northwest. who cumo down irCEl
New York today, states he was told
by a high railroad oEicial that the
lease is not cOaeUumatod, IS Eut
tending ii that direction, ana further,
the probabilities are that il never VIII
Ge.
\ statement Is current that Cor
gressman Hale. OF Missouri, hsssstss
cured from the president Il promise
that his law partner, Jas. II. Wright,
Of CarroltoD, Mo, will be appointed
10 one of the judSeships in Washing
ton territory.
The application papers in The mat
ter of Il successor 20 Collector SHIRT
left. Of Portland, are again in the
treasury department under the watch
full eye Of Appointment Clerk Hig-
gins. Il may be inferred that imme-
diatc action in the case viii not be
taken. It Is now said that Frank
Dodge, while here, received an init
nation from the president that
change OF officers VIII not be made,
at least until after the adjournment
Of congress.
Dolph presented n petition Of 500
citizens of Washington territory,
praying that the act entitled IAN act
to prevent unlawful occupancy of
pulic lands" be so amended that the
school lands of Washington territory
be exempted from the act.
Delegate HALEY, Of Idaho, has
presented a memorial of the fourth
legislative assembly of Idaho against
2 division Of said territory